Re: DNS Resolution

>
>
> Kindly suggest how to find the reason for the same.
>
Start by reading your logs. This is what they are there for. When an
update fails, the entity performing that update (i.e. the DHCP client,
or the DHCP server, or the NETLOGON service) will log the failure. The
DNS server may well log some information, too.

Hi Jonathan,

just for my interest - what tread is this and what was the inital problem ?

Thanks
Ramazan

"Jonathan de Boyne Pollard" <J.deBoynePollard-> wrote
in message
news: lard.localhost...
>>
>>
>> Kindly suggest how to find the reason for the same.
>>
> Start by reading your logs. This is what they are there for. When an
> update fails, the entity performing that update (i.e. the DHCP client, or
> the DHCP server, or the NETLOGON service) will log the failure. The DNS
> server may well log some information, too.
>

"RCan" <> wrote in message
news:B90F666B-BE2D-454B-B83A-...

RCan,

Its a few posts below in this group, microsoft.public.windows.server.dns.
Jonathan's newsreader may be set to not quote in replies, however for some
reason his posting created a new thread.

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Subject: DNS Resolution Issue
Date: Thu, 11 Feb 2010 07:54:01 -0800
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.server.dns
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> Hi Jonathan,
>
> just for my interest - what tread is this and what was the inital problem
> ?
>
> Thanks
> Ramazan
>
> "Jonathan de Boyne Pollard" <J.deBoynePollard->
> wrote in message
> news: lard.localhost...
>>>
>>>
>>> Kindly suggest how to find the reason for the same.
>>>
>> Start by reading your logs. This is what they are there for. When an
>> update fails, the entity performing that update (i.e. the DHCP client, or
>> the DHCP server, or the NETLOGON service) will log the failure. The DNS
>> server may well log some information, too.
>>

>
>
> just for my interest - what tread is this and what was the inital
> problem ?
>
It was multi-posted to this and other newsgroups. You should be able to
see one of the multi-posts here. I cross-posted in response to one of
the other multi-posts.

"Jonathan de Boyne Pollard" <J.deBoynePollard-> wrote
in message
news: lard.localhost...
> >
>>
>> just for my interest - what tread is this and what was the inital problem
>> ?
>>
> It was multi-posted to this and other newsgroups. You should be able to
> see one of the multi-posts here. I cross-posted in response to one of the
> other multi-posts.
>


Oh, so your cross-post did it. I realized that last night when I also found
this thread in the AD group. Don't you just like multiposting? It's so hard
for an original poster to keep up and find all threads, where if it was
*cross-posted* all he would have to do is only check one of them.

Ace

>
>>
>> It was multi-posted to this and other newsgroups. You should be able
>> to see one of the multi-posts here. I cross-posted in response to one
>> of the other multi-posts.
>>
> Oh, so your cross-post did it. I realized that last night when I also
> found this thread in the AD group.
>
I did the reverse. I found that post there first, replied with a
cross-post (DNS topic, therefore move to the DNS newsgroup.), and then
found the multi-posting (right alongside the question from M. RCan, as a
matter of fact). (-:

> Don't you just like multiposting? It's so hard for an original poster
> to keep up and find all threads, where if it was *cross-posted* all he
> would have to do is only check one of them.
>
Exactly.

Thanks Jonathan for the clarification here ;-)

Regards
Ramazan


"Jonathan de Boyne Pollard" <J.deBoynePollard-> wrote
in message
news: lard.localhost...
>>
>>>
>>> It was multi-posted to this and other newsgroups. You should be able to
>>> see one of the multi-posts here. I cross-posted in response to one of
>>> the other multi-posts.
>>>
>> Oh, so your cross-post did it. I realized that last night when I also
>> found this thread in the AD group.
>>
> I did the reverse. I found that post there first, replied with a
> cross-post (DNS topic, therefore move to the DNS newsgroup.), and then
> found the multi-posting (right alongside the question from M. RCan, as a
> matter of fact). (-:
>
>> Don't you just like multiposting? It's so hard for an original poster to
>> keep up and find all threads, where if it was *cross-posted* all he would
>> have to do is only check one of them.
>>
> Exactly.